What a great crew, it’s a great learning experience for kids to learn to read & follow directions, even if the directions may need to be interpreted & tweaked. I really appreciated the box sizing for transporting. I’m just glad my ceilings aren’t as tall. I like you’re attitude regarding those who question your abilities. The ladder & ceiling fan installation convinced me you made the right investment. Thank you for video.
Thank you for watching our video and giving us a positive feedback! My wife feels very comfortable on the scaffolding herself, as she has been using it to annually clean the fan, paint our fireplace, and wipe down the high walls & windows. She's already requested I purchase another set to add on to the existing one.
Unfortunately was going to give you a thumbs up for product guidance however those helpers stole the entire show. Efficient and dedicated work team at the helm. So a thumbs up for those team players.
@@RazorBucks And do admire how you let them snap things in place (allowing them to take the lead) - good parenting is within the DNA, it can hardly be taught.
so Razor Bucks, what about carrying things up to it and installing something, like a heavy painting? Also, you immediately noticed the Box 1 and Box 1, not to mention the really thin and general instructions. Were they enough to explain the 2 Box 1's and put everything else together? It seems more complicated than what was in that think pamphlet. Also, can you add on to the height with an additional set?
I use it for my ceiling fan regular. The fan is at the 16' level approximately. I think it would be a lot easier to hang a picture using this scaffolding, because you can be right on the wall. I am using two 6' sets combined together, but I would strongly advise against going any higher without outriggers. You can purchase a safety top with fencing, if you are concerned about being up so high without any gating. I agree with the difficulty in bringing things up, but if you are using more than one set, you should place what ever you need to bring up on the first platform and then climb on the inside to the second platform with smaller items like paint. For larger items, you need to have your spotter help you lift it up on the side, with you on the top platform and your helper on the first platform. It was somewhat difficult to build, but not really that bad, I would put it at a 2.5 out of 5 for difficulty. It can be done alone, but a helper will make things go so much easier. The directions were not great, but easy enough to figure out what the goal was. Keep the box, the pictures will help on the parts where the manual is deficient.
A worker in one of the home improvement stores told me some time ago that police cars are seen in their parking lots from time to time and have given tickets to people with oversized materials on their vehicles.
Thanks for this video, i noticed that you stack two of them and make it total high of 12 feet, does anyone know this can be stack with 3 with total of 18 feet ? Thanks
@@RazorBucks Yes...you can use this with 3 for 18' of height...I just bought the kit from Home Depot. it comes with the 48" gray colored outriggers which you need to use for full height.
I just purchased this system from Home Depot. I bought two as well. I have not set them up yet. How stable does it feel? With one and with two? I bought the outriggers and the safety side rails as well. Can I touch the ceiling 20 feet with two? I have several light fixtures, fans and painting to do in my new home.
It is a matter of personal comfort, I feel very safe, but my wife panics at slight movements on the second tier, but she is comfortable on the first tier. I cannot reach peak of my ceilings with two units. With outriggers and a safety platform, I think you will feel safe and confident.
I saw they make a 39” extension to go onto the last full scaffold. I bought this and hope it won’t be too high for my 20 foot ceiling. Now I need to know which outrigger set would be best?
@@dralf2020 Why would you think you could reach 20Ft with just 2 of these? They are 6Ft each so that makes 12ft! You would have to be like 7 Ft tall to reach 20'! If you could not figure out that two of those would not let you reach the gutters before you purchased them, I do recomend you try and do anything challenging!
First, Thank you for the video, so questions, you need two of them to get to 12 feet so then install one on top of another, what is the max user weight? and any idea how much the safety cage cost.
Here are links to the product, 1100lbs and $141 in my area, but yours may be different. www.homedepot.com/p/MetalTech-Safeclimb-6-ft-x-6-ft-x-2-1-2-ft-Baker-Style-Scaffold-1100-lbs-Capacity-I-CISCH1/302038304 www.homedepot.com/p/MetalTech-6-ft-x-2-5-ft-x-3-4-ft-Scaffold-Guardrail-System-I-CISGRJP/206722278
@@RazorBucks Dont be so sure! Accidents are just that, accidents. My dad was safe and had a small fall off a step ladder on my porch roof when I was 19. He fell on the roof, but slid off the edge, which was about 9 ft high, head first. He said he tried to turn so he wouldnt land on his head. BUT, he did. Severed his spinal cord instantly. One minute a healthy, strong man, the next a quadrapalegic! Could only move his eyes, and was fine mentally. Died a month later. Be extra safe when working. You dont want your kids to experience that.
I haven't bought my scaffold yet and was considering this model. But what would have been useful to me is how did you like it after the job? Was it stable? Did it sway? Easy to disassemble? Or did you just leave it as part of the furniture? (Kidding) Would you buy that same scaffold again if you needed to replace it? So... what did you THINK of it and would you buy it again?
Very easy to use. I think it is stable, but you may have a different feeling for stability than I, it does wiggle a little when walking around. I use it a few times per year and do not regret buying it.
All in all, it works as expected; easy, but of course somewhat heavy, to assemble. It doesn't really sway, as long as you're on an flat leveled hard surface. I plan on purchasing another one, to add on to the existing one, so that my wife can use it when ever she wants.
Three would be the max and if I recall correctly, it might the manufactures recommendation for outriggers when stacking more than two. However, you know your abilities and comfortablility(sp?) at heights best. I would also consider the guardrail too, it is a long way down from a stack of three.
Aliya Widener I would not think so, so long as you have everything assembled correctly, but that is just my opinion. Are you on solid level ground / floor? Be sure to lock your wheels, move slowly, and have a spotter. I personally would not feel comfortable having two people on top, I think that would be inviting danger without outriggers and a safety platform.
@@RazorBucks Okay thanks a bunch...this will be outside on a driveway that is fairly even and only one person will be on it and I'll be sure to have a spotter. Thanks again.
So much you covered that was not necessary and so much you left out. Like how many can you stack on each other, how stable is it the higher you go, What about using on stairs?
Nothing covered was unnecessary, we had fun with this video and that is why we make the videos we make. @2:10 you will see that 3 units can be stacked. @12:23 I said it is stable. Do you really need me to demonstrate using the stairs? Life is not about instant gratification, you must watch the video fully and if it is not for you, check out the official MetalTech page for their video, th-cam.com/video/ur-zTLDh9s4/w-d-xo.html
Fanamation from Lowe's. We've switched it out to a silver color blade fan of the same type, as the fan that is in this video had a faulty motor after a year.
Thank you so much for this video. That is one beautiful fan you have it on your ceiling. Would you share the brand,size and store where you bought the fan from?
Both the scaffolding and a good helper are definitely worth their weight in gold. Please do keep in mind that the floor pass through is not the greatest and does not open very far. I contacted metal tech and was told the engineers designed it that way for a reason. When I pressed about safety and it not opening all the way / having to hold it open to pass through, I received no valid response. I always climb on the outside of mine, but not everyone wants to do that, especially when you are 12’ in the air. I like them, but I also want to be honest about their flaw.
Hey I appreciate the video I have 14 ft ceilings and my drywall buddy is 6'8ft so I'll be good to go on this For everybody else wanting detailed information my suggestion would be to go to the manufacturer's site
This is one reason of many why I dont like ,or want tall ceilings like this. A waste of space, and a p.i.t.a. for cleaning ,etc. Ten footers would be better.
Thank you for the comment. The house is two-story and actually helps with the Florida heat and humidity. However, you are correct, it is a pain to clean up high.
Really? Did you not watch the video, He literally says he got it at Home Depot within the first 2 minutes! I apologize maybe you are deaf, But I do not think you are both deaf and blind! It says Home Depot in the tote of the video!
This not simple this one take too much time To assemble... its completed ... Its weighs more .. How can someone get second unit over this to extend height
Sorry for the delay, I have not been receiving notifications about replies to videos. I did not have the same experience as that. I find it to be very useful and easy to use. Might I recommend to keep the platform low when installing the second level.
I am sorry, now I understand. They are all wood, I had to drill through the center beam to mount the ceiling fan. There are 2x4's under the covering, but you are correct, the outside are just a thin sheets.
No, I am an adult who is aware of his surroundings and does not need the nanny state to tell me how to be safe. No one cares more about my life than I. I climb towers as part of my job, I know when I need a harness and when I do not. This comment is exactly what is wrong with the world today, nanny state thinking, instead of logical reasoning.
For me, it really is a lot better than the ladder, I feel more secure. But I climb water towers, so I am fairly comfortable with heights. Just take it one step at a time.
LOL. Until the ladder starts flexing after the mid-way point, it is no problem. However, once I get to the top, I start telling myself I am way to fat to be at the top of the ladder.
Because I have a lot of jobs to do with this, it breaks down nicely, I do not consider it a death trap, getting a scissor lift inside my house would be extremely difficult, and the cost associated with renting one far exceeds the cost of these two units. They really are sturdy units and safe, if you operate them properly.
Wasted space, Really??? With ceilings that tall I would bet my life that his home is pretty dam big with lots of space! What did you think, He has a living room with high ceilings but the rest of the house is only 500 square feet!
Very disappointed. I bought one of these. I did not like the trap door opening at all. The design is poor. The door opening is limited by a flexible strap which is not long enough for the door to stay open. The only way to keep it open is to use one of my hands. Then I only have one hand left to climb up the sides for a ladder. Impossible for a straight up ladder. I watched the video to see how you went through the door, because I can''t figure it out. You didn't show this. It shows how to open the door. Next you are on top. How did you get through it? Why didn't you show this, the most critical part? I have ended up using a ladder which mounts on the end. I tie it to the scaffolding at the top with bailing wire so it won't slip. I then drilled holes in a 2x4 to mount a support pole to help me transition from the ladder to the scaffolding floor, which is about a foot below the top--low enough so that the top cross beam is awkwardly high. The scaffold is nice, but it has a lot of drawbacks. I had hoped your video would have showed how to solve one of then and that issue, as important as it is, was not shown. A thumbs up if you had shown this, but as it is, a thumbs down.
Thank you for the comment. I never use the pass-through door, I always climb up from the side. I agree with the door strap, it is way too short. I am sorry you thumbs down on a manufacturing issue, that I agree with you on. However, as I said, I do not use it, but my children do and I hold it open for them.
They make a 20 dollar product that will wrap around the blades...and literally take you ten minutes to clean....you seriously got a scaffold for cleaning your fan...bro, go return it
My blades are ~16' in the air; the vacuum does not reach that high. However, we also used/use this for installing new light fixtures, painting, cleaning, etc. It is very useful for our projects for high ceiling home. Next year we will be removing all the ceiling drywall and replacing it with new and this will be very helpful for that project.
@@RazorBucks Have you done the ceiling drywall removal yet? I follow the Home Renovision channel and he suggested an eye-opening (to me) idea... since I want to remove my popcorn ceiling (but applies to removing the actual drywall too). Don't remove the old at all. Just mark where your rafters are and install the new drywall right over (under!) the old! Kind of smart when you think about it. Saves a ton of overhead labor. You won't really notice your ceiling being 1/2 or 3/4 inch lower. HTH
What a great crew, it’s a great learning experience for kids to learn to read & follow directions, even if the directions may need to be interpreted & tweaked. I really appreciated the box sizing for transporting. I’m just glad my ceilings aren’t as tall. I like you’re attitude regarding those who question your abilities. The ladder & ceiling fan installation convinced me you made the right investment. Thank you for video.
Thank you for watching our video and giving us a positive feedback! My wife feels very comfortable on the scaffolding herself, as she has been using it to annually clean the fan, paint our fireplace, and wipe down the high walls & windows. She's already requested I purchase another set to add on to the existing one.
You appear to have a pair of very willing and competent helpers!
Good helpers.
Smart wife. Glad you listened to her.
Lol!!! She makes the order and I just follow like a good husband. No need to get spanked.
Unfortunately was going to give you a thumbs up for product guidance however those helpers stole the entire show. Efficient and dedicated work team at the helm. So a thumbs up for those team players.
Thank you. You just put a smile on my face.
@@RazorBucks And do admire how you let them snap things in place (allowing them to take the lead) - good parenting is within the DNA, it can hardly be taught.
Thanks for sharing! Great union laborers you got there! : )
Lol, they work cheap.
Beautiful gothic leaded glass window! 😍
Right?!
They looked like professional helpers.
They are awesome assistants.
Good job dad!
Thank you!
Super tools 👍🪜👍 para el trabajo en la altura greetings from México 🇲🇽👍
They've been very handy throughout the season.
The only thing about it is its pretty wobbly but its really cool. Just bought one. Still worth it.
Still loving mine. Currently using it to install trusses on a tall shed I'm building. So it's worth every penny.
so Razor Bucks, what about carrying things up to it and installing something, like a heavy painting? Also, you immediately noticed the Box 1 and Box 1, not to mention the really thin and general instructions. Were they enough to explain the 2 Box 1's and put everything else together? It seems more complicated than what was in that think pamphlet. Also, can you add on to the height with an additional set?
I use it for my ceiling fan regular. The fan is at the 16' level approximately. I think it would be a lot easier to hang a picture using this scaffolding, because you can be right on the wall. I am using two 6' sets combined together, but I would strongly advise against going any higher without outriggers. You can purchase a safety top with fencing, if you are concerned about being up so high without any gating. I agree with the difficulty in bringing things up, but if you are using more than one set, you should place what ever you need to bring up on the first platform and then climb on the inside to the second platform with smaller items like paint. For larger items, you need to have your spotter help you lift it up on the side, with you on the top platform and your helper on the first platform. It was somewhat difficult to build, but not really that bad, I would put it at a 2.5 out of 5 for difficulty. It can be done alone, but a helper will make things go so much easier. The directions were not great, but easy enough to figure out what the goal was. Keep the box, the pictures will help on the parts where the manual is deficient.
never wanted soo high rooms.
greetings sir
@@karelmarx8899 everyone has their own personal preferences.
@RazorBucks
thanks, didn't know
How in the world do you get the 2nd unit on top of the first? Seems like you would need olympic weightlifters
It is easiest with two people. Leave the flooring off when putting it on.
Thanks GUYS, YOU DID A GREAT JOB! DID ANY SIDE RAILS COME WITH THE SCAFFOLDING? FOR YOU WHEN YOU ARE STANDING ON THE TOP? SIDE RAILS?
No side rails.
Lay the spring handle piece on the floor first. Then snap each leg on. Then snap the last spring side ontop. Much easier
Great idea
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Do you think I would be able to fit this in a Kia optima through the trunk with the back seats down?
I am not familure with that vehicle, but the scaffolding is roughly 30x74 and I think the box was about 6" in height.
Just strap it to the hood!
@@Dev_Everything
Ended up building one out of wood that was laying around from a room addition build. Saved some money
A worker in one of the home improvement stores told me some time ago that police cars are seen in their parking lots from time to time and have given tickets to people with oversized materials on their vehicles.
Thanks for this video, i noticed that you stack two of them and make it total high of 12 feet, does anyone know this can be stack with 3 with total of 18 feet ? Thanks
That is the max, requires outriggers.
@@RazorBucks Yes...you can use this with 3 for 18' of height...I just bought the kit from Home Depot. it comes with the 48" gray colored outriggers which you need to use for full height.
@@seattleflyboard3807 Thank you.
I just purchased this system from Home Depot. I bought two as well. I have not set them up yet. How stable does it feel? With one and with two? I bought the outriggers and the safety side rails as well. Can I touch the ceiling 20 feet with two? I have several light fixtures, fans and painting to do in my new home.
It is a matter of personal comfort, I feel very safe, but my wife panics at slight movements on the second tier, but she is comfortable on the first tier. I cannot reach peak of my ceilings with two units. With outriggers and a safety platform, I think you will feel safe and confident.
James, I just bought two of these to reach my 20' gutters, but no-go. I had to go back and purchase a 3rd buck to reach it.
I saw they make a 39” extension to go onto the last full scaffold. I bought this and hope it won’t be too high for my 20 foot ceiling. Now I need to know which outrigger set would be best?
@@dralf2020 Why would you think you could reach 20Ft with just 2 of these? They are 6Ft each so that makes 12ft! You would have to be like 7 Ft tall to reach 20'! If you could not figure out that two of those would not let you reach the gutters before you purchased them, I do recomend you try and do anything challenging!
First, Thank you for the video, so questions, you need two of them to get to 12 feet so then install one on top of another, what is the max user weight? and any idea how much the safety cage cost.
Here are links to the product, 1100lbs and $141 in my area, but yours may be different.
www.homedepot.com/p/MetalTech-Safeclimb-6-ft-x-6-ft-x-2-1-2-ft-Baker-Style-Scaffold-1100-lbs-Capacity-I-CISCH1/302038304
www.homedepot.com/p/MetalTech-6-ft-x-2-5-ft-x-3-4-ft-Scaffold-Guardrail-System-I-CISGRJP/206722278
Would that scaffold be easily to tip? I wanna buy for running and jumping in a pool but at the same time use the scaffold for construction?
I would not use it for that. If you do, please, consider buying outriggers.
@@RazorBucks thanks for the speedy response. Awesome!
@@RazorBucks ...and life insurance!
@@terrythomas790 Nah, if one is careful, no accidents should occur.
@@RazorBucks Dont be so sure! Accidents are just that, accidents. My dad was safe and had a small fall off a step ladder on my porch roof when I was 19. He fell on the roof, but slid off the edge, which was about 9 ft high, head first. He said he tried to turn so he wouldnt land on his head. BUT, he did. Severed his spinal cord instantly. One minute a healthy, strong man, the next a quadrapalegic! Could only move his eyes, and was fine mentally. Died a month later. Be extra safe when working. You dont want your kids to experience that.
I haven't bought my scaffold yet and was considering this model. But what would have been useful to me is how did you like it after the job?
Was it stable? Did it sway? Easy to disassemble? Or did you just leave it as part of the furniture? (Kidding)
Would you buy that same scaffold again if you needed to replace it?
So... what did you THINK of it and would you buy it again?
Very easy to use. I think it is stable, but you may have a different feeling for stability than I, it does wiggle a little when walking around. I use it a few times per year and do not regret buying it.
All in all, it works as expected; easy, but of course somewhat heavy, to assemble. It doesn't really sway, as long as you're on an flat leveled hard surface. I plan on purchasing another one, to add on to the existing one, so that my wife can use it when ever she wants.
I believe the plywood is 1/2”, not a 1/4”. Thanks for sharing
Hi, do you know what is the weight of the platform (the horizontal piece only)? Thanks.
I can tell you tomorrow.
My digital backroom scale puts it at 37.5 lbs
Thanks for the vid... how tall would you stack these before you get extra feet for more stability? I have 3.
Three would be the max and if I recall correctly, it might the manufactures recommendation for outriggers when stacking more than two. However, you know your abilities and comfortablility(sp?) at heights best. I would also consider the guardrail too, it is a long way down from a stack of three.
@@RazorBucks
Okay so if I stack 3 but have no extra feet it's not just going to fall over?
Aliya Widener I would not think so, so long as you have everything assembled correctly, but that is just my opinion. Are you on solid level ground / floor? Be sure to lock your wheels, move slowly, and have a spotter. I personally would not feel comfortable having two people on top, I think that would be inviting danger without outriggers and a safety platform.
@@RazorBucks
Okay thanks a bunch...this will be outside on a driveway that is fairly even and only one person will be on it and I'll be sure to have a spotter. Thanks again.
Aliya Widener Be safe and have a great day. Thank you for stopping by our little channel.
So much you covered that was not necessary and so much you left out. Like how many can you stack on each other, how stable is it the higher you go, What about using on stairs?
Nothing covered was unnecessary, we had fun with this video and that is why we make the videos we make. @2:10 you will see that 3 units can be stacked. @12:23 I said it is stable. Do you really need me to demonstrate using the stairs? Life is not about instant gratification, you must watch the video fully and if it is not for you, check out the official MetalTech page for their video, th-cam.com/video/ur-zTLDh9s4/w-d-xo.html
What fan is that i like it
Fanamation from Lowe's. We've switched it out to a silver color blade fan of the same type, as the fan that is in this video had a faulty motor after a year.
Thank you so much for this video. That is one beautiful fan you have it on your ceiling. Would you share the brand,size and store where you bought the fan from?
Lowes, Fanimation.
I am buying one tomorrow. I am going to see if my 13 year old helper is going to master the art of server-tudr🤣😂😂🤣
Both the scaffolding and a good helper are definitely worth their weight in gold. Please do keep in mind that the floor pass through is not the greatest and does not open very far. I contacted metal tech and was told the engineers designed it that way for a reason. When I pressed about safety and it not opening all the way / having to hold it open to pass through, I received no valid response. I always climb on the outside of mine, but not everyone wants to do that, especially when you are 12’ in the air. I like them, but I also want to be honest about their flaw.
@@RazorBucks I noticed that during the video and opted to not use the feature. Happy Sunday to you and your family and Many Blessings 🔥🔥🔥
Can I use it for tuckpointing?
I mean exterior
I would suggest being careful and ensure you have a flat leveled hard surface outside with the scaffolding.
Hey I appreciate the video I have 14 ft ceilings and my drywall buddy is 6'8ft so I'll be good to go on this
For everybody else wanting detailed information my suggestion would be to go to the manufacturer's site
My Helpers are busy, lol
This is one reason of many why I dont like ,or want tall ceilings like this. A waste of space, and a p.i.t.a. for cleaning ,etc. Ten footers would be better.
Thank you for the comment. The house is two-story and actually helps with the Florida heat and humidity. However, you are correct, it is a pain to clean up high.
where we buy this..link...
www.homedepot.com/p/MetalTech-Safeclimb-Baker-Style-6-ft-x-6-ft-x-2-1-2-ft-Scaffold-1100-lbs-Capacity-I-CISCH1/302038304
Really? Did you not watch the video, He literally says he got it at Home Depot within the first 2 minutes! I apologize maybe you are deaf, But I do not think you are both deaf and blind! It says Home Depot in the tote of the video!
This not simple this one take too much time To assemble... its completed ... Its weighs more .. How can someone get second unit over this to extend height
Sorry for the delay, I have not been receiving notifications about replies to videos. I did not have the same experience as that. I find it to be very useful and easy to use. Might I recommend to keep the platform low when installing the second level.
@@RazorBucks ok.. Thanks for reply and I have few simple one which is easier that this to assemble means takes less time... And at work time is money
I'd make sure those beam are real, A lot are faux and may not be as strong as you think!
Could you please explain? They are all metal. Thank you for the question.
i'm talking about the ceiling beams, check here th-cam.com/video/OR36jrx_L44/w-d-xo.html
I'm talking about the beams on the ceiling, some today are made of styrofoam
I am sorry, now I understand. They are all wood, I had to drill through the center beam to mount the ceiling fan. There are 2x4's under the covering, but you are correct, the outside are just a thin sheets.
you would hate to be at the top of the ladder and the beam pops off, just wanted to let you know!
This is the reason i only live in a house has 9 foot ceiling!
I totally agree with you! But the wife loves the tall ceiling!!! Can’t have an unhappy wife!
Please where shoes especially children around mechanical and steel equipment no matter how rated.
I would like to rent your helpers😂🤣
I was completely competent in my abilities also until I took a trip to hospital after a 20' fall.
Sorry to hear that. All it takes is one mistake and things can go fully wrong for sure. I hope you're recovering steadily and fully.
Yah your helpers aren’t safe with you up on top with no fall harness obviously you lean the hard way
No, I am an adult who is aware of his surroundings and does not need the nanny state to tell me how to be safe. No one cares more about my life than I. I climb towers as part of my job, I know when I need a harness and when I do not. This comment is exactly what is wrong with the world today, nanny state thinking, instead of logical reasoning.
faux beams not real one probably
Real beams, probably not supporting beams.
It is not tall enough for you is not?
For my current needs, it is tall enough.
New minecraft update NO LADDERS BEDDEE
Where are your safety rails so you don't... yaknow... fall off the edge. :P
Well, I guess that would be my feet and eyes? :) In all seriousness, they do sell a safety cage separately.
that just looks terrifying. i had to make myself go 4 steps on an 8 footer a few days ago and well i'm afraid of heights..it just isn't fun.
For me, it really is a lot better than the ladder, I feel more secure. But I climb water towers, so I am fairly comfortable with heights. Just take it one step at a time.
i'd feel better about climbing a water tower more so than a 20ft ladder thats not mounted to anything.
LOL. Until the ladder starts flexing after the mid-way point, it is no problem. However, once I get to the top, I start telling myself I am way to fat to be at the top of the ladder.
TY...I will not buy house with high ceiling like yours..ty
Sometimes they are a blessing, but also a curse.
High ceilings are cool to look at but total pain in the butt to clean, paint and light bulbs
U want to sell $100
Why don't you just rent a scissor lift for these occasional jobs instead of messing with this bulky death device?
Because I have a lot of jobs to do with this, it breaks down nicely, I do not consider it a death trap, getting a scissor lift inside my house would be extremely difficult, and the cost associated with renting one far exceeds the cost of these two units. They really are sturdy units and safe, if you operate them properly.
Lot of wasted space just make 2 story room. Double floor space!
I like the openness. To each their own. Have a nice day.
Wasted space, Really??? With ceilings that tall I would bet my life that his home is pretty dam big with lots of space! What did you think, He has a living room with high ceilings but the rest of the house is only 500 square feet!
This is a very important and relevant comment. Thank you for this.
Property tax is often by square feet of floor.... more rooms up there would add to that.
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it is not been seen
the full view
very disturbing image
please make a accurate video
if the public not understand
what is the satisfaction ?
The video was accurate.
Very disappointed. I bought one of these. I did not like the trap door opening at all. The design is poor. The door opening is limited by a flexible strap which is not long enough for the door to stay open. The only way to keep it open is to use one of my hands. Then I only have one hand left to climb up the sides for a ladder. Impossible for a straight up ladder. I watched the video to see how you went through the door, because I can''t figure it out. You didn't show this. It shows how to open the door. Next you are on top. How did you get through it? Why didn't you show this, the most critical part? I have ended up using a ladder which mounts on the end. I tie it to the scaffolding at the top with bailing wire so it won't slip. I then drilled holes in a 2x4 to mount a support pole to help me transition from the ladder to the scaffolding floor, which is about a foot below the top--low enough so that the top cross beam is awkwardly high. The scaffold is nice, but it has a lot of drawbacks. I had hoped your video would have showed how to solve one of then and that issue, as important as it is, was not shown. A thumbs up if you had shown this, but as it is, a thumbs down.
Thank you for the comment. I never use the pass-through door, I always climb up from the side. I agree with the door strap, it is way too short. I am sorry you thumbs down on a manufacturing issue, that I agree with you on. However, as I said, I do not use it, but my children do and I hold it open for them.
Nope!
You okay?
@@RazorBucks not after watching that scaffolding wobble! I couldn't get up on that.
@@realchicagophill It is very comfortable to walk around on.
@@RazorBucks I'll take your word on that.
They make a 20 dollar product that will wrap around the blades...and literally take you ten minutes to clean....you seriously got a scaffold for cleaning your fan...bro, go return it
My blades are ~16' in the air; the vacuum does not reach that high. However, we also used/use this for installing new light fixtures, painting, cleaning, etc. It is very useful for our projects for high ceiling home. Next year we will be removing all the ceiling drywall and replacing it with new and this will be very helpful for that project.
@@RazorBucks Have you done the ceiling drywall removal yet? I follow the Home Renovision channel and he suggested an eye-opening (to me) idea... since I want to remove my popcorn ceiling (but applies to removing the actual drywall too). Don't remove the old at all. Just mark where your rafters are and install the new drywall right over (under!) the old! Kind of smart when you think about it. Saves a ton of overhead labor. You won't really notice your ceiling being 1/2 or 3/4 inch lower. HTH
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Yeap. Maybe you can show us how it is done professionally?